Keidanren to enhance cooperation with govt
Members of the Japan Business Federation, or Keidanren, agreed on Thursday to enhance its cooperation with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government. (Jiji Press)
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Shellfire 'kills 15 in Gaza school'
At least 15 people are killed and more than 200 injured when a UN-run school used as a shelter in Gaza is shelled, Gaza health ministry says.
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Dangerous drug warehouse discovery leads to arrests
A local office of the health ministry has identified a warehouse in Nanao, Ishikawa Prefecture, where so-called dangerous drugs were processed. (The Japan News)
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Itochu tying up with top Thai conglomerate
Itochu has agreed to an unprecedented capital and business tie-up with Charoen Pokphand Group, one of Thailand's largest conglomerates, as the Japanese company seeks a stronger foothold in Asian markets. (Nikkei)
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Police investigate abuse 'cover-up'
Police investigating sexual abuse allegations at a school in Rochdale refer themselves to the independent police watchdog over the way they handled previous inquiries.
Categories: BBC World News
Qualcomm disputes China phone sales
US chipmaker Qualcomm claims some Chinese companies are misrepresenting sales to minimise their payments.
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Carbon concerns over wood burning
Burning wood to fuel power stations can create as many harmful carbon emissions as burning coal, according to a government report.
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Inquiry urged into two-hour execution
Lawyers for a double murderer whose lethal injection in Arizona took nearly two hours to kill him have called for an independent review of the execution.
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Nasa seeks aid with Earth-Mars links
Nasa is asking for help to get data back from future science missions orbiting Mars or roaming its surface.
Categories: BBC World News
Queen 'photo-bombs' athletes' selfie
Two Australian Commonwealth Games hockey players have a huge surprise when the Queen appears smiling in the back of their selfie.
Categories: BBC World News
GM profits hit by recall problems
Earnings at the US car maker General Motors slump because of the cost of vehicle recalls.
Categories: BBC World News
Isis 'orders FGM' for women in Mosul
Islamist group Isis orders women aged 11 to 46 in Mosul, Iraq, to undergo female genital mutilation, UN says.
Categories: BBC World News
Suarez could return in El Clasico
Luis Suarez could make his Barcelona debut against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu, with El Clasico set for 26 October.
Categories: BBC World News
Family of four in death crash named
Police release the names of the West Lothian family killed in a crash between their car and a lorry in Polmont.
Categories: BBC World News
Iraq MPs elect Massoum as president
Iraqi parliament elects Kurdish politician Fouad Massoum as the country's next president, succeeding Jalal Talabani.
Categories: BBC World News
Central African Republic's road to anarchy
Andrew Harding crosses paths with Central African militias
Categories: BBC World News
Hacking reporter spared prison
Ex-News of the World and Sunday Mirror journalist Dan Evans is sentenced to a 10-month jail sentence, suspended for a year at the Old Bailey, after admitting charges including phone hacking.
Categories: BBC World News
Birdman heads Venice gala line-up
Birdman, starring Michael Keaton and Edward Norton, will lead this year's Venice Film Festival line-up.
Categories: BBC World News
Day in pictures: 24 July 2014
Selection of news photos from around the world
Categories: BBC World News
Man Utd 'not balanced' - Van Gaal
New Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal says his squad is imbalanced, despite beating LA Galaxy 7-0 on Wednesday.
Categories: BBC World News
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